Sentence examples for contributed to harm from inspiring English sources

It also said some drinks firms had claimed marketing activities contributed to harm reduction when they were actually directed towards increased sales and thus greater consumption.

For, while "acting out" or "performing" a group identity may contribute to harm in cases such as these, it is not the same thing as doing something that contributes to that harm.

These include: the claim that joyguzzling exemplifies a vice, causes or contributes to harm, has negative expected value, exceeds our fair share of global emissions, and undermines political duties.

In a separate commentary in Nature, Juliet Osborne of the University of Exeter in England said the study underscored the need to understand all factors that may contribute to harm bees and to "Colony Collapse Disorder".

The group nature of bullying may contribute to harm through covert means as members of the in-group assist and defend the perpetrator.

However, a threshold may exist beyond which the perceived benefit of additional fluid therapy (or accumulation) after resuscitation may contribute to harm [ 1, 7, 8].

"I left everything behind because I didn't want to contribute to harming other Iraqis," said Abu Muhammad Khailani, a Sunni, who said he fled to a Shiite village for protection.

The Supreme Court ruled Monday in a closely watched international price-fixing case that federal antitrust law does not apply to transactions that take place overseas and that cause harm there unless a company's actions in the United States can be shown to have contributed to the harm.

Yesterday Facebook announced a content moderation policy update, telling TechCrunch, "There are certain forms of misinformation that have contributed to physical harm, and we are making a policy change which will enable us to take that type of content down.

All Plaintiffs Below in Mingo County that they should still have a shot at their doctors under the state's "comparative fault" doctrine, which allows jurors to decide whether plaintiffs can win money even if their own illegal behavior contributed to their harm.

At present while retailers saw smoking as harmful and some reported supporting customers who wished to quit, few had reflected on how their business contributed to that harm.